For over two decades, we’ve been leveling the playing field, relentlessly challenging the industry to provide our customers and their people with relevant and competitive workforce benefits.
The first is recognizing that the health care system is built to benefit anyone but individuals and employers and learning how to take back control. The second lever is understanding how employee benefits must be modernized and made more relevant to include the entire person.
In looking at organizational spending, health care is typically the second-highest cost behind employee payroll. Yet, most employers feel powerless in their ability to control spending and outcomes. It is possible to break free from a health care system that is stacked against you. Opt-in to a platform and an attitude that enables your business to grow and your people to operate at their highest potential.
A healthy, resilient workforce is often described as the most valuable asset of any business. However, many employers witness a deterioration in their people as they continue to shoulder the burden of physical and financial wellbeing. When employers neglect their ability to control these outcomes, it can result in unhealthy, financially strapped, and disengaged employees. Discover the vast rewards from a balanced, integrated workforce strategy.
Finances are the leading cause of stress for Americans, and it is colliding with their health and work efforts. A significant source of this is the concern about the rising cost of health care. These unsustainable increases set off an unending cycle as stress further increases expenses on health.
More than ever before, employees faced with financial hardship are leaning on their employers for support. Learn the steps employers can take that yield higher workplace satisfaction, increased financial wellness and literacy amongst employees, and an overall improved culture.
The pandemic forced companies to re-think their workplaces and quickly move to remote work. Now, as we see signs of the pandemic retreating, companies face the question of “now what” when it comes to their workplaces and offices.
Today’s leaders are balancing a growing list of short and long-term priorities, including controlling operating costs, sustaining employee productivity and mitigating health risks and cost drivers, all while facing an uncertain future.